Rella101

So, I work a part time job normally however currently my job has put down my hours so far that I won’t be working for weeks at a time. Which means I’m going to open rather cheap commissions to pay for some things, as well as do something. Since I hate being bored, and personally, I think my graphics card is about to bite the dust, its being temperamental. Sadly due to this circumstance, I will not be taking mina transactions, only due to the fact that I need IRL money more. I’m sorry to those who cannot afford these but I’ll try to open mina slots once in a while. Please note, I can be lazy, if you’re up on the list, pester me every so often just to make sure I get it done. Trust me, it’ll help. Payments will not be taken until I have gotten your sketch done. Turn around is 1-2 days normally after sketch is finished, if not a bit sooner. Prices: Headshots: $5 ( +$4 extra character) Chibis: $7 ( +$5 Dollars extra character) Half Bodies: $10 ( +$8 Dollars extra character) Simple Backgrounds: $2 Signs or heraldry $5 (Experimental, may remove) Fantasy Species: $10 (This is for your own OC species you wish to create!) Lined and Colored : Free Realistic : +$7 (This is due to the fact that it will take a large amount of time to get the colors and everything down, this however is experimental. If I cannot do a realistic character, the 7 dollars will be refunded and you will receive your character lined and colored. This is only optional for Headshots at the moment) Extra accessories may cost more! (If you want a tiny chibi comic made of your character, DM me, and we can work something out) I will not be doing full bodies at this time (I hate legs, I really really really hate legs.) Form for Character, please fill out two if there is an extra character Signs/Heraldry/Fantasy Animals EXAMPLES (I will try my damned hardest with armor, however I cannot guarantee what it will look like, I will be accepting Orcs and Goblins but if you are not satisfied with the sketch phase, you may drop the order if you wish.) CONTACT INFO Discord: Teers#3486 Ingame: Rella101, Teerz

Good job Dunstan!

Tsarra proudly feeds her new stock, thanking Hugo for delivering them on time. A few tiger kittens, and young wolves sleeping in their pens. In general the pet shop was quiet at this time of night. Though she would soon open for the flocks of visitors.

Thank you dear.

I hate having to leave OOC every time I log on, fix please.

Name of the creature: Karin (Optional) Link to a picture of the creature + name of the artist: https://sta.sh/010dajxvl6hs - LunarEden Is this creature tamable and if so, how: Karin are tameable in the same way you would a cat. If it is young it is best to associate yourself with food, affection, and warmth. The larger it is the more rough it may play causing blood to be drawn at times. This however can be remedied by just negative and positive reinforcement. Adult Karin are able to be tamed, being often to large to easily handle though with a cage, patience, and constant positive reinforcement one may make it docile enough for it to enjoy your company. However it will never come to your aid in a fight. Please note Karin will only attack to defend itself when there is no option to escape. Can you use this in combat: No Habitats - Check all that apply: Forest Summary of the creature: Karins are cat like creatures bearing two horns, and two tails. The horns could either stick straight up, or lean backwards, never aiming forwards as they were not used for fighting, but instead to defend their neck. Crystals cover their bodies in small patches. These crystals are in fact salt deposits, as the karin enjoys a large quantity of salt in its diet, preferring saltier foods, and water. Thought they still drink from normal water sources since only salt water would fully dehydrate them. If they were close to salt water while making a kill of smaller food a karin may even dunk the pray into said water to give it a better flavor. They range from the size of a house cat, to a cougar, the max weight being 220lbs, the size being 7.5 feet from head to tail, and 3 feet high at the shoulder. They live a max of 100 years. Karin are extremely friendly, caring of their owners and rather doting, noticing changes in emotion or physical health. These create the best kind of therapy cat! Often found in the forests after their most recent release by druids, they are tameable and abundant. Wild Karin will always be full size. They originally were from the forests and taken out for domestication, allowing reintroduction during land changes to be easier as they would just adapt to the new land as their own. Finding new species to hunt thrilling and something of a learning curve. When entering a forest it is prudent to check trees and caves to find a karin as they are quite often hiding in them to avoid detection from whatever entered their habitat. Though after scoping out the threat they often go back to roaming, or sometimes in moments of curiosity these will find themselves getting close to observe the newest creature. Karins preference for food is birds, the wild karin preferring larger ones where of course the smaller domesticated karin would take pleasure in hunting ones more their size. Characteristics of the creature: Karin have two crystal horns that stand from their heads, either at a backwards angle or straight. Along with being feline in most parts they have two long tails that protrude from their rump. The max the max weight being 220lbs, the size being 7.5 feet long, and 3 feet high at the shoulder. Domesticated however can be as small as a domesticated house cat adult, due to selective breeding. Yet Karin this size cannot be found wildly roaming. This means no insect sized Karin. They come in a few colors, that being: Black, White, Light blue. And their crystals only come in a variety of: Red, Silver, and Dark blue However a karin may have patches of white or black or grey in a tortoise shell like pattern. Karin mate with only one mate for life, and have litter sizes of five kittens every two years if allowed to breed. To prevent this do not allow them to play unattended or keep them separate. They will also not breed during times with low food or harsh weather. First Born : Karin kitten will only have small nubs where its horns are, their tails are extremely stubby and their crystals have not yet formed. Six Months : The crystal nubs will become tiny spikes and their fur will have a few specs of crystals littering their coats. At this point their tails will grow out by one foot. One Year : The crystal spikes will have formed small antlers ranging from three to six inches. The tails will have fully grown out and their coats will have around six to twelve patches of crystals. Three years : The karin will have their horns will still be growing, be of age to reproduce, and their crystals on their fur will be grown in. Over fifty years: A karin’s horns will have reached maximum size, and their fur will take a metallic like sheen. They are unable to reproduce further. Karin that are fed a pure meat diet are found to live longer than any that eats food diluted with berries or rice. They do not enjoy these foods with the exception of long grass that they will chew on for digestion. The behavior of a karin is that of a playful feline with feral tendencies. They are hyper and can be overly aggressive in play. Though they will not willingly enter a fight unless their mate, kittens are at risk. They choose however to flee if it is only them and there are plenty of escape routes. These affectionate creatures will follow anyone they have bonded to around often in trees or bushes. Being exceptionally friendly when tamed allows them to be social creatures, and even the untamed ones may seek out humanoid company from time to time, though sometimes just for free meals. (Optional) Origins of the creature: Originally found in the land of Athera, Karin once feasted on the crystal flowers found in Atgaard. However unlike other creatures they were realized for their docile nature and brought along through all sorts of disasters. Some during the journeys escaping back into the wild and settling in forest regions. However over these transitions the creature slowly changed. These large beasts were the size of cougars and rather ferocious. Known for wildly attacking those who came nearby though once tamed they were found caring and in tune with their masters. Soon however domestication took over, and it was found that the crystal flowers did not in fact have an effect on the beasts. Breeding had tamed them, creating a loving and friendly creature that could even become the size of a house cat in domesticated situations. Yet this caused them to be removed from fights with humans, only defending themselves and running at the sign of true trouble. They prefered to survive above fight. However these are quite hardy creatures, due to their nature they travel often, and thus shock of new environments rarely bothers them, allowing them to take over an area as their own. Their favorite prey being birds of all varieties. Strengths/Weaknesses Karin are fast, being agile just like a natural cougar one will find that the crystals on their coat are hard like a stone. These are often positioned on vital points to prevent easy strikes or shots. Their horns protecting their neck from any blows that way. Their claws are sharp and they are intelligent. These however for the most part are just ordinary cats. They hold the same weaknesses as other felines, cuts where the crystals are not easily cut fur, and flesh. Their two tails offering an easier target as they rarely have crystals upon them. If one is cut it affects the balance of Karin. Red Lines Karin will not fight for any human, they will run from the fight, only caring about their own lives and being easily startled by violence. This however does not mean that they will not fight to defend themselves if someone was to directly attack them. But they would only resort to this if they were backed into a corner. Karin would however not aim to kill, and would only stay in the fight long enough for someone to give them an opening to escape. Karin mate for life, if their mate has died, often times they will mope themselves to death, Only under rare circumstances does a karin move to a mate after the first one is deceased. Karin cannot live over 100 years at max, this being the full life time, that means no karin would ever reach the age 101, no matter how much an owner tried. Karin will leave their owners if left unfed or abused, although they may often stay with their owner, they do not tolerate starvation, or abuse, if the owner was to abuse the karin and there was no way for them to escape, they would turn on the owner to try and get away. . Karin that are from the wild are naturally the size of cougars, and these are of course wild. Domesticated Karin can reach sizes as small as a normal house cat you would find from any common pet store. These however would have crystals that matched their size. Availability: Common - Anyone can RP finding this creature. Change Log: Edited Redlines Added salt into the properties of crystals Modified how they are in the forests and their favorite prey Mentioned how they were brought over via druids Specified only large karin are in the wild, and small are via selective breeding Removed light on feet and changed to agile Fixed Spelling of Kairn to Karin Removed combat ability

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[!] Little Alena was given the letter after some conversation as it was for stable hands. He would soon find a dog with a note. [!]

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Not currently, once you start playing and find a lore creature you like you can always try and make a creature app!

Sadly a half dryad is actually not possible

1/10, who are you?

((Spoke with LM on issues and nerfed weight and removed neck attack!)) Froillec Drawn by Rella101 Habitat: Forest Size: The females are 4.5 foot tall at the shoulder, and 15 foot long, though they have a two foot longer tail than the males, Males are 5 foot tall at the shoulder, and 13 foot long including tail. They are normally about 9 foot long, with the tail added on, making females have a much more lively tail. Diet: Meats and crystal flowers normally. Temperament: Docile unless aggravated. Brief summary of the creature Characteristic: The Froillec is well known for being a rather docile species, they however have been affected differently by the crystal flower than the other two species affected. They are completely covered in crystals that grow back except for their face, and their legs. Their tail and back seem to be covered in what almost looks like a fine carved jade, where as their neck is covered in sharp spines. Froillec’s are known for playing and bouncing around, playful and if getting to a place is far enough they need to run they will begrudgingly though they are much more happy jumping and loping around, playing even more than a normal fox. These are a pack creature, however they are like hives, there are females but these are EXTREMELY rare as they are brood mothers. And taming one requires a ritual taught only to those who can handle such a willful beast. Any person that tries to tame a female is almost completely guaranteed to die by the pack falling in on them. They are not even tameable by druids, they can be communed with, however they are to strong willed to be controlled. The likelihood of finding a female, you will need to converse with the lore holder, once one is owned, they may have up to six pups every two weeks in between, going through a four month pregnancy. These pups are naturally born without spikes, though they eventually get them in their first year of life. Normally the mother as she is nursing consumes the needed crystal flower to give their pups the needed crystals. In tradition these are quite often owned by a dark elf clan, allowing them only to outsiders who have gained their trust, but only males are given out. If a female is born she is kept by the clan leader to protect them. One in maybe fifty years may be born, females rarely giving more than two baby girls before they die. These creatures can live up to one hundred years of life, if treated properly, however with improper diet, they may only live up to fifty. These often hunt in packs, to take down large creatures, often going for the harder prey as they enjoy the challenge. I would expect their intelligence to that equal of a dolphin or orca. This is what stops them from being easily controlled, if at all by a druid. Colors are often as followed, which are natural salt colors: Yellow, Orange, Red, Mauve, Blue, Purple, Green, and of course white. However there is a rare chance of having a black one born, these are often, the females. A cry often heard is one similar to a cat species. These are often up to 600lbs due to the crystal masses on their body, but they max at 800 lbs Origin: Who knows? However these are most often found with dark elves. Weaknesses: Though their spines are thick, their underbelly, legs, and face are extremely weak. Strike for these spots to cause massive damage! The neck however is not a smart aim as they have so many spikes there. LM Approval Required: No If playable, what are redlines? To earn a female you must talk to a lore owner. (DarkSoundwave) or if not available (Rella101) They do not attack unless provoked. They are tall and heavy, thus slower than something without as many crystals on her. If you can’t fit, you can’t ride. Don’t be some 700 pound man trying to get on and expect the Froillec to live.

Froillec Drawn by Rella101 Habitat: Forest Size: The females are 4.5 foot tall at the shoulder, and 15 foot long, though they have a two foot longer tail than the males, Males are 5 foot tall at the shoulder, and 13 foot long including tail. They are normally about 9 foot long, with the tail added on, making females have a much more lively tail. Diet: Meats and crystal flowers normally. Temperament: Docile unless aggravated, which can cause a rather devastating attack Brief summary of the creature Characteristic: The Froillec is well known for being a rather docile species, they however have been affected differently by the crystal flower than the other two species affected. They are completely covered in crystals that grow back except for their face, and their legs. Their tail and back seem to be covered in what almost looks like a fine carved jade, where as their neck is covered in sharp spines. These spins are similar to thick porcupine quills, which if shaken will spray out. This then over the course of three days will have to regrow, leaving them with a light crystal cover on their neck, where it once was protected by thick spines. Froillec’s are known for playing and bouncing around, playful and if getting to a place is far enough they need to run they will begrudgingly though they are much more happy jumping and loping around, playing even more than a normal fox. These are a pack creature, however they are like hives, there are females but these are EXTREMELY rare as they are brood mothers. And taming one requires a ritual taught only to those who can handle such a willful beast. Any person that tries to tame a female is almost completely guaranteed to die by the pack falling in on them. They are not even tameable by druids, they can be communed with, however they are to strong willed to be controlled. The likelihood of finding a female, you will need to converse with the lore holder, once one is owned, they may have up to six pups every two weeks in between, going through a four month pregnancy. These pups are naturally born without spikes, though they eventually get them in their first year of life. Normally the mother as she is nursing consumes the needed crystal flower to give their pups the needed crystals. In tradition these are quite often owned by a dark elf clan, allowing them only to outsiders who have gained their trust, but only males are given out. If a female is born she is kept by the clan leader to protect them. One in maybe fifty years may be born, females rarely giving more than two baby girls before they die. These creatures can live up to one hundred years of life, if treated properly, however with improper diet, they may only live up to fifty. These often hunt in packs, to take down large creatures, often going for the harder prey as they enjoy the challenge. I would expect their intelligence to that equal of a dolphin or orca. This is what stops them from being easily controlled, if at all by a druid. Colors are often as followed, which are natural salt colors: Yellow, Orange, Red, Mauve, Blue, Purple, Green, and of course white. However there is a rare chance of having a black one born, these are often, the females. A cry often heard is one similar to a cat species. These are often up to 1000lbs due to the crystal masses on their body, but they can also be as light as 600lbs. Origin: Who knows? However these are most often found with dark elves. Weaknesses: Though their spines are thick, their underbelly, legs, and face are extremely weak. Strike for these spots to cause massive damage! The neck however is not a smart aim as they have so many spikes there. LM Approval Required: No If playable, what are redlines? To earn a female you must talk to a lore owner. (DarkSoundwave) or if not available (Rella101) They do not attack unless provoked, and may only use their special attack once every three days. They are tall and heavy, thus slower than something without as many crystals on her. If you can’t fit, you can’t ride. Don’t be some 700 pound man trying to get on and expect the Froillec to live. -------------------- Dion’Diraar Habitat: Forests near Haelun’or Size: They stand between five to six feet at the shoulder, just like a normal horse. The females are much bigger, where as the males are usually around five foot, never getting larger. Lengthwise the tail can add up to four feet if not trimmed properly, however they usually range between seven to nine feet from head to rear. They can weigh between five hundred to eight hundred pounds as well. Diet: Meats, always meats. These beasts are very picky, prefering to have rich in nutrient foods, so they often hunt for large creatures and fight over who gets the liver, kidneys and heart. Temperament: Aggressive at first, they are a wild cat after all, they however all respect the broodmother, no Dion’Diraar will ever attack the mother of their kind. These creatures can be tamed, but they will never be house cats. Brief summary of the creature Characteristic: These creatures are often found with a fairly long mane, and hair that extends from the back of their legs. Their tail is long, with bone through it however the bone is covered with long tufts of hair, making it look like a horses though it has much more personality. As a Dion’Diraar gets older, blue markings appear upon their body, these are different for every one as it is their distinguishing trait. However a brood mother will have silver markings that almost seem to glow with how bright they are. Dion’Diraar are naturally gray, black, yellow, orange, white, and even brown, however with some breeding other colors could be discovered. Hair is often blue, black, silver, gold, or light brown, rarely black. Their eye colors range from blue, green, yellow. Broodmothers however are always white with silver markings black mane and milky white eyes. Intelligence: They are on equal terms to an orca, having long memories and even some problem solving skills, they are by no means a stupid creature. Behavior: Typical of wild cats, unless trained otherwise they sleep during the day, and come out at night, where they will as a pack hunt for food for the broodmother and the cubs. After these are fed they take their fill, they are much like a wolf pack in this sense. In their culture the brood mother is the one thing they would protect dearly. A person can create themselves as the position of a brood mother however this is by hand raising them. They are loyal creatures and amazing mounts. When raised tame they will still occasionally attack the rider depending on how stressed they are. Yet these cases are rare and far between. Broodmothers: Dion’Diraar females are naturally sterile, similar to a female bee, they have no power, unless they are born a broodmother. These are rare and hard to come by, maybe one in every five to six litters may be one. Thus they are rarely allowed to even hunt for themselves, often being sheltered by the pack. Males fight for the chance to breed with the broodmother and this can cause the death of quite a few Dion’Diraar. Yet the babies are born a solid color, and eventually grow to develop their markings at a full age. These young cubs are perfect to be tamed however it is suggested to proceed with caution, capturing a Dion’Diraar child can often lead to the whole pack hunting you. Litter sizes often are three to four cubs. Sometimes five if it includes a broodmother. How to care for one: If one was to capture a Dion’Diraar and try to raise it, they would first have to provide it with soft food for the first few months, if it was over three months old. Any younger and they would have be bottle fed, cows milk and goats milk however is not a good substitute. One would have to make a special formula out of vital organs and milk to keep these hearty creatures going. Once they had reached soft meat stage their food would need to be cut up and basically beaten into a mush, as the mothers pre chew the food for these young cubs. This then would be fed to them. Eventually their diet would grow to that of needing normal food, and in large amounts, but a suggestion would be to grind up a liver, or heart, or vital organs and rub it upon the food to entice them as they are picky eaters. This also would allow you to hide medicine into their diet. To care for one physically their claws must be often clipped or given wood to scratch upon. A bitless bridle may be used as well, and the saddle is suggested to be made of furs instead of hard leather as it can damage their skin. They need a large pen to run about in though it should be high and hard to climb as they often long for the wild, though they tend to return from lack of knowing how to hunt. Age: Can range up to sixty years. A broodmother specifically requires a pampered life style, needing to be kept happy to allow her to reproduce. How to get one: You may easily contact an ET to collect a male or female, however the ET should contact the lore holder to make sure that this is acceptable at that time, as there are times that the Dion’Diraar are more rare. Or you can buy one from a licensed breeder. You may not without lore owner permission have a broodmother as they are rare, and I would prefer to keep the population down. Origin: High elven forests. Weaknesses: Their mane is often caught on objects if to long, as well as they are sensitive to fire, not to mention weaknesses a normal wild cat would have. LM Approval Required: No If playable, what are redlines? Broodmothers are not easy to get and require lore holder permission They require a specific diet They may turn on you. They will never attack a brood mother.\ Edit: Forgot to add age.